CoinMarketCal MCP. Track crypto listings, forks, and market milestones.
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CoinMarketCal MCP Server gives your agent direct access to the crypto market's economic calendar. Use it to search for upcoming coin listings, hard forks, AMAs, and major milestones.
You can filter by specific assets (like Bitcoin or Ethereum) or narrow down events by date range. It's a single source for market-moving crypto intelligence.
What your AI agents can do
Get coin id
Finds the CoinMarketCal ID for any coin by giving it its name or symbol.
Get event details
Retrieves the full, detailed information for one specific event using its ID.
List categories
Gets a list of all event categories available (like Roadmap or Release).
Your agent searches the calendar and returns all upcoming events linked to a specific coin's ID or symbol.
Your agent narrows the entire calendar down to show only events occurring between two specific dates.
Your agent takes an event ID and pulls all the detailed information for that single event.
Your agent queries the available coins or event categories to guide your search and ensure data validity.
Your agent fetches the most popular or most trending events across the entire crypto ecosystem.
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CoinMarketCal MCP Server: 9 Tools for Crypto Event Search
These tools let your agent search the crypto calendar for specific coins, date ranges, and event types, providing structured market intelligence.
019d7577get coin id
Finds the CoinMarketCal ID for any coin by giving it its name or symbol.
019d7577get event details
Retrieves the full, detailed information for one specific event using its ID.
019d7577list categories
Gets a list of all event categories available (like Roadmap or Release).
019d7577list coins
Retrieves the full list of all coins supported by the calendar.
019d7577list events
Pulls a general list of all available cryptocurrency events.
019d7577list popular events
Gets a list of the most highly voted or popular crypto events.
019d7577list trending events
Retrieves the most currently trending crypto events.
019d7577search events by coin
Finds all events related to a specific cryptocurrency symbol or ID.
019d7577search events by date
Locates events that fall within a precise start and end date range.
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What you can do with this MCP connector
Your agent can check the crypto market's economic calendar using this connection. You'll get direct access to market-moving data without leaving your workflow.
Search events by date range
Your agent narrows the entire calendar down to show only events happening between two specific dates using search_events_by_date.
Find events for a specific coin
Need to know what's happening with Bitcoin or Ethereum? Your agent searches the calendar and returns all upcoming events linked to a specific coin's ID or symbol using search_events_by_coin. You can also find the CoinMarketCal ID for any coin name or symbol with get_coin_id.
Retrieve details on one event
Got an event ID? Your agent pulls all the detailed info for that single event using get_event_details.
Identify market hotspots
Want to know what's buzzing right now? Your agent fetches the most popular events using list_popular_events or pulls the most currently trending events using list_trending_events.
Get lists of supported assets and categories
Your agent helps you nail down your search with list_coins to get the full list of supported assets, and list_categories to get all available event types like 'Roadmap' or 'Release'. You can also pull a general list of all available crypto events using list_events.
How CoinMarketCal MCP Works
- 1 First, add the CoinMarketCal integration and provide your API Key to your AI client.
- 2 Next, tell your agent what you're looking for—for example, 'Show me all events for Solana next month.'
- 3 The agent runs the necessary tools, filters the results, and gives you a clean list of upcoming events with confidence scores.
The bottom line is: you talk to your agent naturally, and it pulls the specific market data from CoinMarketCal.
Who Is CoinMarketCal MCP For?
This is for the crypto analyst who spends hours manually checking multiple project websites for milestones. It's for the research associate who needs to track market-moving forks and listings across dozens of assets. If your job requires knowing when something big is happening in crypto, you need this.
Uses the agent to track project milestones, conference dates, and major listings across different altcoins to build market risk models.
Monitors event calendars across all held assets to anticipate volatility spikes caused by forks or large listings.
Runs automated checks on event data, using the agent to cross-reference specific coin IDs against known date ranges for research reports.
What Changes When You Connect
- See all future events for a specific coin using
search_events_by_coin. You don't have to check coin-by-coin; the agent handles the lookup. - Pinpoint niche events using
list_categories. Need to filter only for AMAs or only for hard forks? You just ask. - Quickly check the market pulse with
list_trending_events. Instead of manually checking news feeds, you get a list of what's currently hot. - Limit your search to a specific window with
search_events_by_date. Need to know what happens next Tuesday? Just give the date range. - Get the full story on any event using
get_event_details. You get the raw data and context, not just a title. - Use
list_coinsto validate symbols. Before searching for an event, the agent can confirm the coin exists first.
Real-World Use Cases
Need to track a specific altcoin's roadmap
The research analyst needs to track all milestones for Cardano. They tell their agent, 'Show me all events for ADA.' The agent runs search_events_by_coin and returns a clean list of future releases and forks.
Preparing a market briefing for Q3
A portfolio manager needs to compile all major market events for the next three months. They tell their agent to search for all events between July 1st and September 30th. The agent uses search_events_by_date.
Figuring out what the crypto community cares about right now
A trader wants to know what's hot. They ask their agent to pull the list_trending_events. This gives them immediate visibility into community-voted hype, saving them from wading through generic news.
Building a comparative analysis of two coins
An analyst wants to compare Bitcoin and Ethereum's upcoming activity. They ask the agent to run search_events_by_coin for both 'BTC' and 'ETH' and compile the results into a single comparison report.
The Tradeoffs
Trying to get everything with `list_events`
Calling list_events and hoping to filter the resulting JSON for a specific coin or date range. You'll get a massive dump of data, and you'll have to clean it yourself.
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Don't use the general list. Use a targeted search. If you need a coin, use search_events_by_coin. If you need a date, use search_events_by_date. This keeps the data focused.
Assuming all events are visible
Asking the agent for 'all crypto events' without specifying a time frame or type. You get noise, and the signal gets lost in the clutter.
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Always narrow the scope. First, use list_coins to validate the asset, then use search_events_by_coin to focus the search. Or, use list_categories if you only care about a type of event.
Using `get_coin_id` then nothing
Running get_coin_id just to get the ID, and then forgetting to pass that ID into the actual search function. The ID is useless if you don't use it.
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Use the ID immediately. Pass the result of get_coin_id directly into search_events_by_coin to keep your workflow tight and efficient.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this if you need to analyze market timing or project lifecycle. You're trying to predict volatility based on known milestones.
Don't use this if you just need a general list of crypto coins or simple market stats. For that, use a general crypto data tool. If you only need to know what categories exist, run list_categories.
This tool shines when you need to combine filters: 'Show me all listing events for Ethereum in the next 7 days.' The agent sequences the calls to get that precise data slice.
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Available Capabilities
Sifting through endless crypto news feeds for one critical date.
Right now, you spend time jumping between CoinMarketCal websites, Twitter threads, and Reddit posts. You copy-paste dates and coin names, and you try to manually piece together which event is actually confirmed, which is just a rumor, and which one is actually market-moving.
With the CoinMarketCal MCP Server, you just tell your agent the asset and the date. It uses `search_events_by_coin` and `search_events_by_date` to pull the confirmed data. You get a clean, structured list right in your chat.
CoinMarketCal MCP Server: Track Crypto Events and Listings
Manually checking every single asset's calendar for major forks or listings is a massive time sink. You have to open dozens of tabs and cross-reference dates to build a single, reliable view.
Now, you ask your agent to pull all events for a specific category, like 'Hard Forks,' using `list_categories` and `search_events_by_coin`. It handles the cross-referencing and gives you the full picture. It's done.
Common Questions About CoinMarketCal MCP
How do I use the `search_events_by_coin` tool with CoinMarketCal? +
You tell your agent to search for events by the coin's symbol or name. The agent uses search_events_by_coin and returns a list of all upcoming events tied to that specific asset.
Can I find events for a date range using `search_events_by_date`? +
Yes. You ask the agent for events within a specific start and end date. The tool uses search_events_by_date to filter the entire calendar for that time window.
What is the difference between `list_popular_events` and `list_trending_events`? +
They show different metrics. list_popular_events shows events based on community voting, while list_trending_events shows what's currently spiking in interest.
How do I get details on a single event using `get_event_details`? +
You provide the specific Event ID to the agent. The agent then uses get_event_details to pull all the metadata and context for that single event.
Should I use `list_coins` or `get_coin_id` first? +
If you don't know the ID, start by asking the agent to run list_coins. If you know the name but not the ID, run get_coin_id first. It's a two-step process.
What is the best way to get started with `get_coin_id`? +
You first call list_coins to verify the coin's official name or symbol. Then, use get_coin_id to get the specific ID needed for searching. This two-step process ensures accurate event lookups.
How do I handle missing event data using `get_event_details`? +
If an event ID returns no data, check the event date or coin ID for typos. The tool requires a valid ID; if the data isn't there, the event likely hasn't been logged yet.
Can I check all available event types using `list_categories`? +
Yes, list_categories returns a comprehensive list of all defined event types, like 'Hard Fork' or 'AMAs'. This lets you filter your search results precisely.
How do I get a CoinMarketCal API key? +
Apply for an API key at developers.coinmarketcal.com. Once approved, copy your key and paste it below.
Is the event information verified? +
CoinMarketCal uses a community-driven verification system. Each event has a confidence percentage and a proof link for validation.
What event categories are available? +
Categories include Roadmap, Release, Exchange Listing, AMA, Fork, Conference, Partnership, Airdrop, and more.
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